Trending Topic: Woman 'Catfished' by Her Ex's New Girlfriend, Internet Offers Their Advice

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    Arthropod - K CATFISHING
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    Font - Posted by u/throwra37373-0 1 day ago I (18f) was catfished by my ex boyfriend's (22m) girlfriend (21f) and sent nudes We broke up a few months ago after dating for a year. If I'm being honest I texted him 2 or 3 times even though I wasn't getting any responses, and I knew he had a girlfriend. A few weeks ago he finally responded saying he broke up with his girlfriend and wanted to get back together with me. It wasn't until after I sent him nude photos, I found it was his girlfriend textin
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    Rectangle - fromBC 1 day ago You can contact your local authorities and report blackmail. Revenge p is a crime. Reply Share 3.7k Fair_Illustrator_863 · 20 hr. ago It's not revenge p➡ unless she posts them. Also, understand that your ex could also be collateral damage here. Reply Share 538
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    Font - PewPewDouble Rainbow 14 hr. ago. edited 3 hr. ago Who cares about the ex at this point? Legally, she committed identity fraud with intent to cause harm (aggravant) and using another person's identity to commit a crime (aggravant). She's blackmailing the OP and storaging OP's nudes without consent and threatening to share them, causing psychological damage to the OP. She's threatening with commiting a crime that could potentially ruin OP's life, honor and reputation. She's also commiting a
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    Font - Whether the justice system is bs or not can be frustrating, but you have a chance. Report that b*** to the police, get as much evidence as you can that the person behind that phone is the girlfriend. If you can't, sue your ex instead and he will probably testify against her because the charges held against them aren't a joke. You need to legally address this issue. 1.5k Reply Share
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    Font - Dildo_Shwaggins44 11 hr. ago All of this. Where I live you can get a jail term for this kinda stuff. Definitely screenshot and file a police report. 236 Reply Share ThrowRaAggravated 7 hr. ago I'm like really glad your police are so diligent but youd get laughed out of a station if you came to report that to the police in georgia Reply Share 37
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    Font - Billy1510 1 day ago edited 12 hr. ago Go speak to the police, see what they can do. Probably nothing, but it's worth a shot. Her actions are illegal in my country. Edited for all you Muppets saying she will face criminal charges if she produced the image when she was underage. Direct from the FBI in regards to sextortion: How can you say I won't be in trouble? You are not the one who is breaking the law. This situation can feel really confusing, and the criminals count on you feeling too
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    Font - PrizeTart0610 - 1 day ago Report this, sextortion is a crime. Reply Share 458 unicorndontcare69 21 hr. ago Yep! And she can go straight to the fbi if she was 17 at the time 91 Reply Share Badtrainwreck 20 hr. ago Even if she wasn't 17 the fbi will be more likely to investigate blackmail than police 48 Reply Share ...
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    Font - Herbert-Psilocybin - 1 day ago First off I'm sorry that happened. I'm sure it's a very stressful situation. Unfortunately there probably isn't much you can do to prevent her from doing that except for follow her request to stop texting him. If she does end up posting them then you can take legal action, there are laws against revenge p But chances are she just wants you to leave them alone. So I'd suggest doing that, and be much more careful about sharing personal pictures in the future,
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    Font - Puzzleheaded_Bed_360 18 hr. ago. edited 15 hr. ago Op... you're young but I'll just say this and I hope you remember it in the future 1. Don't send nudes if you don't want them posted 2. Respect other peoples relationships as you'd like your future relationships to be respected 3. Save all evidence of the blackmail in case you disregard advice number 2 and have to back yourself 4. There are plenty of wonderful guys/girls out there, and you're at the beginning of a very exciting life 330 R
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    Font - LegitimateCut5876 18 hr. ago. edited 5 hr. ago Obviously go to the police to at least have a report on file but in the future don't flirt with men that you know are in a relationship. (Going based off OP disregarding ex's boundaries and continuing to message him despite him not responding) Edit: actually upon further thought, I gotta give kudos to the girlfriend for tricking OP. OP was basically the harassing ex gf who wouldn't leave him alone and so the gf basically found dirt to force h

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